Financial Aid
Chart Your Path
Each fall, the FAFSA becomes available on October 1, allowing undergraduate and graduate students to begin planning their financial aid for the next academic year. At Valpo, financial aid awards are reviewed and processed on a rolling basis once your admission application and FAFSA are received, giving you earlier insight into your college costs. Indiana-based undergraduates who wish to be considered for state grant funding must complete the FAFSA no later than April 15.
Discover what financial help is available to you.
Valpo offers a wide variety of financial aid programs—including scholarships, grants, and loans—designed to make higher education accessible for students from all backgrounds. Learn how these funding sources work together to support your education.
Take the next step toward affording your education.
Learn the complete financial aid application process—from filing the FAFSA to receiving your aid package. We’ll help you understand the forms, deadlines, and eligibility requirements to ensure nothing is missed.
Know what to expect when it comes to charges and payments.
Get clarity on tuition billing, payment plans, account statements, and refund policies. Whether you’re paying out of pocket or combining aid sources, this section helps you manage your financial responsibilities with confidence.
Get a personalized cost estimate in minutes.
Use our Net Price Calculator to explore what your actual cost to attend Valpo might be, based on your financial circumstances. This tool offers a clearer view of affordability before you apply—and can help guide your financial planning.
Student Financial Services
Student Financial Services consists of The Office of Financial Aid and The Office of Student Accounts. We believe that college should be an affordable option for everyone who wants to further their education. We provide student financial services surrounding financial aid, undergraduate scholarships, and tuition costs.
Student Financial Services
We are here to help you understand and answer questions regarding scholarships, financial aid, and billing.

